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Learn More about Pain Management, Chiropractic Care, and Regenerative Medicine

Everyone needs someone to talk to every now and then. Whether its anxiety, social issues, or concerns about mental health, many want to explore treatment by seeking out a mental health professional, usually a psychiatrist or a psychologist. Aren’t they the same? While both psychiatrists and psychologists are experts in treating mental health and therapeutic concerns, they differ in education, training and focus in their practice. Still not sure which would be best for you or a loved one? Here’s a guide to help you understand each one a little bit better.

So, you’re looking for a new doctor. Whether you’ve moved across town, your previous doctor retired, or you’re under a new insurance plan, looking for a new doctor can be difficult and draining. While each doctor brings something unique to the table – and sometimes the only thing that matters is location or whether they are in plan – there are some qualities that go beyond zip code or coverage when considering which practice is the right fit for you and your family. Here are five qualities to look for in a primary care practice.

If you or a loved one suffers from acute or chronic pain, a doctor may have prescribed an opioid to provide some relief. Opioids can be natural, partially synthetic, or synthetic drugs derived from the poppy plant or chemically created.

If you have health concerns, are sick, or want to find your go-to doctor, you may be wondering whether you should see a physician who’s in family medicine or internal medicine. While both fields include fantastic primary care physicians, the biggest difference is the type of care they provide and who they serve.

If you suffer from pains and aches anywhere in your body, getting the right treatments to manage and mitigate your pain can be difficult. One of the most popular musculoskeletal pain treatments is physical therapy.

If you keep up with the latest and most advanced medical treatments, you’ve probably heard of stem cell therapy. While stem cell therapy is being used to treat a variety of health conditions – sometimes with only limited success – it has shown significant success in treating certain musculoskeletal conditions like rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

Pain management is oftentimes using a combination of multiple pain treatments working together to reduce or eliminate pain. For most people, it’s important to manage pain in order to participate in enjoyable activities and to have quality of life.

Two of the most common complementary therapies available today are chiropractic care and physical therapy. While both types of medical therapy involve treating musculoskeletal issues, they are very different types of treatment.